Where there is matter, there is geometry.
Geometry Matters is an independent research on geometric cognition and cognitive geometry. A project that focuses on creating an editorial and academic environment for the eternal curious mind. What started as a data visualization blog, developed in time into a multi-purpose digital platform. No ads, content-oriented. Johannes Kepler’s assessment of the universal presence of geometry is our mantra. A status quo for all inquiries on how reality is built and perceived, its processes, mechanisms, and architecture.
The geometric code of information is inherent to nature, inherent to human consciousness, and is present in all perceived and created forms, in the tangible and the intangible. A reality built under the auspices of geometry is desirable, being a discipline developed with attention along several millennia and with which the greatest minds of history have created concepts, objects, religions, and even the entire universe.
– Tib Roibu, Researcher
Tib Roibu’s research develops ontologies and cognitive architectures that bridge geometry, recursion, and experiential models of thought, forming the basis of a geometrically grounded philosophy of mind.
Ongoing research since 2013 on cognitive geometry and geometric cognition, initiated through the Geometry Matters project, provides the foundational context for the Polynon, formally articulated in 2018.
The Polynon now operates within Mahākāla, advancing its framework through two core programs, Cognitive Langlands and Cognitive Automaton, which develop theoretical models and computational prototypes treating cognition as structure. Mahākāla’s research spans geometry, ontology, and machine intelligence, establishing the basis for systems capable of structural reasoning and machines that embody cognitive principles.
Tib is also the founder of Nomon, the first cognitive gravity system for future-proof human environments, and co-founder of Enterprise Evolution, a platform for executive education, enterprise transformation, and strategic imagination. His interdisciplinary work spans foresight programs in education, health, and innovation ecosystems through prior collaboration with a Swiss innovation consultancy, alongside other entities and institutions.